Alle eendjes lyrics
Alle eendjes zwemmen in het water
Falderal de riere
Falderal de rare
Alle eendjes zwemmen in het water
Fal de ral de ral de ra.
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Dutch Children Songs
- country:Netherlands
- Languages:Dutch, Dutch dialects
- Genre:Children's Music
- Official site:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEO1pdeujoXJe6N-S8QI6Yg
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